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Entertainment 2 years ago

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Millennials shower in nostalgia and rain at 2023 Joyland festival in Jakarta

In this year’s edition of Joyland Festival in Jakarta, festivalgoers were treated to sounds of the 2000s.

Entertainment 2 years ago

Why punk outfit Tarrkam is getting people talking

Four years in the making and another four in post-production limbo, punk band Tarrkam’s divisively gritty debut studio album Fresh Grad marks a long-awaited return.

Entertainment 2 years ago

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Alt-pop soloist Tradeto recounts 30 years of 'birth' in debut

The alt-pop soloist, of Indonesian rock band Glaskaca fame, brought into being his own musical style as he recounts life's biggest moments that have given "birth" to who he is today.

Entertainment 2 years ago

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London Calling: Elephant Kind moves to London, release new EP

The once-Jakarta-based indie pop outfit explores new avenues in making music while embracing a humble beginning abroad

Entertainment 3 years ago

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Off the beaten track: Ali to play Australia in pre-album tour

After playing at Les Rencontres Trans Musicales festival in France, Jakarta’s bohemian rock band Ali is preparing to tour Australia come February with a debut studio album.

Entertainment 3 years ago

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Sunda Arc merges two different worlds with ‘Night Lands’

The Norwich-based brothers who comprise electronic duo Sunda Arc talk about their harrowingly beautiful sophomore studio album Night Lands, learning hard rock songs as teens and busking in their formative years.